Give us your perfect first date watch and like a one or two cents like an elevator pitch of why you think it's the perfect first date watch.

I have some very sort of serious fatherly advice that I would like to give as a guy with 30 years of happy

marriage behind him to all of you out there who love watches and who are also in the dating pool.

Whatever you do, don't wear a watch to your first date.

Because you will be looking at your watch, you will be tempted to talk about watches,

and what you should be doing instead of that and instead of potentially introducing into the conversation

an awkward segue into your somewhat bizarre

and expensive narrow bandwidth habit

is you should be staring dreamily

into the eyes of the person you are dating and not thinking about the time. Oh, Hey everybody I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodinke Radio. We realized it had been a hot minute since we'd done a call-in

episode so this week we're hitting you with volume three of the Hodinky Radio

Colin show.

We put out a push on social media last week and got dozens and dozens of awesome questions about

basically every facet of watches, the watch industry, watch collecting.

And we put together a couple of our favorites.

I got Jack, John, and Cole on the show

to help me answer all of your questions.

And then at the end, we're going to do something a little different than what we've done last time.

We have a lot of questions this time people wanting to note should I buy this watch or that watch

is this the best watch in its category so we do a little like semi rapid fire there at the end and

address some of those queries as well. This is super fun. I always really

enjoy learning from my colleagues and learning from the questions you guys all ask.

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